Problems with anodically protected magnesium blocks
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I would like to ask the experts: The number of anode protections (magnesium blocks) installed in circulating water heat exchangers is determined through calculations. However, if the actual number installed exceeds this calculated value, or by a significant margin, could it have a negative impact on the operation of the equipment? I would be extremely grateful if the experts could provide their insights
It has no impact. Protect the inner tank from corrosion.
Actual use has shown no impact. The volume occupied by magnesium blocks in the water cooler tank and on the side of the small floating head (in a tube-type structure) is relatively small, so they do not increase the flow pressure of the water.